Titlebook: Discourses on Society; The Shaping of the S Peter Wagner,Bj?rn Wittrock,Richard Whitley Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht

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States, Institutions, and Discourses: A Comparative Perspective on the Structuration of the Social S (1). The very real phenomenon of struggles over admittance of individual scholars, intellectual “approaches,” or specific organizations to the realm of academic institutions could hardly be understood, if institutional difference were of little or no relevance (2). The institutional distinctiveness

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Analyzing Social Science: On the Possibility of a Sociology of the Social Sciencesizing their full potential as producers of true, undistorted knowledge of society. The emancipation of social science is then regarded as a process of institutional autonomization to be accompanied by, and enhancing, scientific maturation in epistemological and methodological terms. In contrast, the

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The Social Science Disciplines: The American Models at least reasonably firm strata of the social world. There is, thus, a ‘natural’ division of labor which was finally realized with the maturation of the distinct social sciences. Explaining the emergence of the disciplines, then, takes the form of showing how pathfinders, interested in constitutin

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The Tripartite Division of French Social Science: A Long-Term Perspectivet least partly by relations with other disciplines, the question arises as to how one could define the set of interdisciplinary relationships that has been most pertinent to the development of the social sciences.

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Oxford and the Emergence of Political Science in England 1945–1960tions were being indicated which concerned a shift in focus towards the social sciences rather than history or philosophy. In sum, expectations and assumptions were changing in the academic community of politics lecturers and of course within the wider spheres of culture and political practice.

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How to Make Things Which Hold Together: Social Science, Statistics and the Stateorms, and have contributed to structuring specific discourses about society. Everyone agrees on the importance of the . of these sciences — a consolidation that operates in two dimensions, . and .. To consolidate something means to give it the ability to ., to . from hand to hand and to . possible d

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Science of Society Lost: On the Failure to Establish Sociology in Europe During the “Classical” Perivelopment of the subject, but they share the view that there was a first blossoming around the turn of the century, a period which they label the “classical era.” The era is easily demarcated. While there was a wide diffusion of sociological activity, a limited number of towering figures emerged, of

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